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A woman sues for $5,000 because, she says, a dog charged her and caused her to fall and break her wrist; a woman wants a tattoo artist to return her money for services not rendered.
A woman sues for $5,000 because, she says, a dog charged her and caused her to fall and break her wrist; a woman wants a tattoo artist to return her money for services not rendered.
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S1, EP42 "Claws vs Paws"A man claims a car repair shop damaged his car; a woman claims her cat was attacked by her neighbor's dog.
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S1, EP75 "Grave Robbing"A woman says her son-in-law stole money out of her deceased daughter's bank account; a plaintiff contends that as soon as he broke things off with the defendant, she stole his identity.
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S1, EP88 "Judge Jerry"The plaintiff says his ex-partner's lazy work ethic caused their business to flounder and is suing the defendant for breach of contract; a woman says her mother's boyfriend borrowed her car, fell asleep at the wheel, and totaled it.
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S1, EP53A small cleaning-business proprietor says the owner of an Airbnb rental property failed to pay him for services; a woman sues her cousin's ex-girlfriend for failure to repay a loan for a plane ticket.
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S1, EP96A woman sues for $5,000 because, she says, a dog charged her and caused her to fall and break her wrist; a woman wants a tattoo artist to return her money for services not rendered.
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S1, EP73A landlord sues his former tenants for unpaid rent and late fees; an unfinished floor remodeling job and reportedly unwanted sexual advances bring ex-friends to court.
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S1, EP67 "Judge Jerry"The plaintiff says the defendant's dog mauled his cat to death, while the defendant insists that her dog has no history of violence and was on a leash at the time; woman says she thought she purchased a luxurious handbag but got duped for a knockoff.
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S1, EP65A woman tried to sell her car, but, she says, instead of paying for the vehicle, the defendant stole the title and tried to sell it to someone else; an Uber driver says that, while she was dropping off a passenger, another vehicle hit her rear door.
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